Will Victor hook up with Kelly

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Originally Posted by Osiris

I don't think Victor was an insurance salesman. I think that's a red herring. Kc is going to drop a bomb on us in the last episode when we find out that he's actually a 9th grade math teacher.

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Ohhh, very close, Osi.

I think we all know, down deep, that Victor is a struggling high school chemistry teacher who is diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer (that's the twist!) and turns to a life of crime cooking up Z-meth. He inadvertently sold a big unstable batch to a dealer in Inglewood and was worried that things have gone badly there.

He's spent most of his time in LA since then looking for his old car which has a nice cache of weapons in the trunk....

They will hook up, if they did not do it already.
Will this change the relations between the characters?
I think: no. Kelly is way too much down to earth; and Victor is very pragmatic about what he does and what he decides. Both of them don't seem to me half as emotional about things like for example Saul is.
Will a relation between Kelly and victor change the relation between Victor and Saul? I don't think so (anymore), because Saul let Victor down regarding his own wedding with Lizzy - Victor not the best boy? C'mon - seriously??? So there is (small) crack in the friendship between Victor and Saul, so Victor hooking/ having hooked up with Kelly won't change the situation between Victor and Saul seriously. Their bro-status will dwindle to pal-status.
Will there be a reunion of the old Tower-people? This is something I actually look forward to happening; but I am not certain (anymore) if this happens at all. I still feel very sad about Michael being not "the leader" anymore. During the first three chapters he seemed to be in kind of control most of the time - even, when Burt was in charge of the Tower or under the command of Kimmet. But now, with CJ in charge and Michael, who seems to feel very comfortable with it, I am not so certain anymore. The old Tower-people have scattered all over LA or into different tasks on the Colony, so I don't see them coming together like they did in the beginning. And since there does not seem to be a longing for a new old situation like this (everyone seems to feel good or lives along the situation he or she is in right now), it won't happen ... soon. At the end of season #2 the Tower has fallen; during season #3 the Tower-people have lost their connections to/ with each other. And currently there is nearly no sign about this to change sooner or later.

In fact, if you look at the subtitle of the show: the Tower-people as a group have not survived. But We'Re Alive is a story of survival. I ask: The survival of whom?

Best wishes!
Liam

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Originally Posted by scbubba

Ohhh, very close, Osi.

I think we all know, down deep, that Victor is a struggling high school chemistry teacher who is diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer (that's the twist!) and turns to a life of crime cooking up Z-meth. He inadvertently sold a big unstable batch to a dealer in Inglewood and was worried that things have gone badly there.

He's spent most of his time in LA since then looking for his old car which has a nice cache of weapons in the trunk....

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Ugh. Just no.

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Originally Posted by Witch_Doctor

Foley of someone sticking a hand in a mayonnaise jar.

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LOL :D :cool:

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Originally Posted by Osiris

Ugh. Just no.

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Yeah, I'm not sure anyone would go for a story like that....

Does everyone in this really need to hook up with someone? There's enough relationship stuff going on already. The Saul finally getting to Lizzy scene almost made me want to hurl while begging for more zombie action.

Victor is one of the characters that I think definitely deserves some romance haha !

Victor and Kelly would be a great couple.

They are both very good characters on WA!

i personally like the (sexual) tension between them.
it can create these 'walking on eggshells' parts. They are both strong personalities so i'm looking forward to their future dialogs in the matter.